Oklahoma Code § 70-5-116a

Title 70. Schools: Superintendent and officers – Employment requirement –
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Surety bonds.
A.  The superintendent and any financial officer of a school
district shall be required to furnish a surety bond in the penal sum
of not less than One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) or an
amount otherwise set by law or set by the State Board of Education,

to be approved as provided by law, and to assure the faithful
performance of the duties of the covered officer and employees.
B.  Whenever the superintendent or any officer or other employee
of any school district is required to furnish a surety bond as a
prerequisite to employment as provided for in this section or any
other law, the requirement as to terms, conditions, penalty, amount
or quality or type of surety shall be deemed to mean the furnishing
of a separate bond or surety contract for each individual officer or
employee, or the furnishing of a "blanket bond".  For purposes of
this section, “blanket bond” means a school district officer and
employees blanket position bond which covers all officers and
employees up to the penalty of the bond for each officer and
employee and the full penalty of the bond is always enforced during
its term and no restoration is necessary and there is no additional
premium after a loss is paid.
C.  All surety bonds as required by this section or other laws
shall be furnished by a company duly qualified under the insurance
laws of this state and shall be purchased by the school district.
Each surety bond shall be payable to the school district and,
whenever possible, conditioned on the faithful performance of the
duties of the individuals covered during their employment or term of
office and that they will properly account for all monies and
property received by virtue of their position or employment.

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